Customer Tantrum Story

[@IceCreamSandwich]

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[@NickleRailfanner]

ok!

[@A9shrimp]

Epic

[@pleasantdashi7112]

No

[@LordGalactic39]

Cool

[@MiracleMyz]

Here

[@nvnvnv13]

"If violence is not the answer, then you're not using it enough" - Icecreamsandwich, apparently

[@goosetrail9606]

Violence isn't the answer. Violence is the question, the answer is yes

[@sf-nu8eu]

​@@goosetrail9606 I imagine something more like this: Violence? Violence.

[@AMan-xz7tx]

"if you kill a killer, the number of killers doesn't go down" bro just do it again, you're not gonna commit mitosis are you?

[@ihavenofriendsc874]

@@goosetrail9606 which npc says that in Pokémon

[@Literally_a_bee]

FINALLY

[@Enigmaticmuffin27]

i can appreciate that he was so floored by this story that he made an entire animated video about it

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@conscious-ness]

My god, the bots have moved on to self-deprecating humor in their "epic owns"

[@rosiecan1015]

@@p-__ HAHAHA

[@adamdavid5049]

Boom! I was the 1 thousandth like for this comment 😀

[@Th3UprightMan]

I'm sure it had nothing to do with the sponsorship money at all.

[@tamiirae6636]

With every customer that loves you there's one that literally act like you're ruining their life when nothing is your fault and you just work here 😂

[@RadiantSharaShaymin]

"Your machine is out of ice! My day is ruined!"

[@curseofzeal]

It's definitely not a 1:1 ratio, and it's not skewed in favor of the nice customers, unfortunately.

[@Lunavellous]

My life is ruined!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All because you don't have an extra ketchup packet!!!!!

[@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124]

I left the drive thru window and they forgot my straw and a napkin. I did not go back and complain. Does that make me one of the nice customers or one of the normal ones, which DO outnumber the bad ones by many many many many times?

[@arrrnora]

Where is my EXTRA OUNCE of KECTCHUP in my BURGER... I *MEASURED IT!*

[@Lucifersfursona]

“I’m a grown man not a baby” actions speak louder than words sir

[@foogod4237]

"I'm a grown man, not a baby!" "Then why are you throwing a temper tantrum? Aww.. Is somebody overdue for his nap time today?"

[@jonleepinyuanlakesideps5358]

@@foogod4237 Old man:"Disrespect" "Says you, disrespecting a worker serving your ice cream"

[@kingmerki5915]

It's always good to see Tony

[@spobpopicle921]

Was it Tony or Donny? I genuinely don’t know

[@joshuacoldwater]

@@spobpopicle921 You may want to get your ears checked… it was Tony 😂

[@AlanOfficialBoi]

We all love a guy like Tony in our lives

[@TheMostBestestT]

I raised Tony myself

[@A_Buster9693]

@@spobpopicle921 Paul was honestly amazing. can't beat Paul.

[@Meganuke5000]

I really like how the owner told him specifically "tell me what will make you happy, and I'll do it." And then he just left. Just an admission that NOTHING would've made him happy.

[@dubiousinformation1756]

Unfortunately there's a lot of people like that. Sometimes I feel like people like that never had any interest in the food in the first place. Sometimes I think they wake up and think to themselves "I want to yell at someone, but I need to have a reason, so I'm gonna go to the nearest food place and find something to get mad about".

[@vixxcelacea2778]

@@dubiousinformation1756 Anger is addictive. Twitter and lots of other forms of social media, protest, outrage, cancel culture, people usually don't want solutions, they just want to be mad and they want an easy target to direct being mad at. It's culturally acceptable to be cantankerous and hostile. Anger is a useful emotion, but it needs a purpose that can be resolved to keep us or others safe or it quickly becomes an addiction as well as toxic. I feel sorry to that old guy if that was his motive and he's just a bitter person who wants to spread the misery. At the same time, it needs to not be tolerated, because even if it's sad, people like that are out to hurt others, even if it's just to ruin their day because misery loves company. It's not cool I wish more people would stand up to it. Maybe bitter angry people would realize how miserable they actually are if people didn't just stand their awkwardly or bow to their whim.

[@kingeryck1]

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[@cyromani226]

@@vixxcelacea2778YES ABSOLUTELY!! i work at a target and we are basically obligated to make sure our customers are happy regardless of how angry they are and how they treat us. it’s very frustrating when they just want to be upset and complain

[@michaelachapman2192]

@@vixxcelacea2778 its healthy to let yourself be upset if you've genuinely been wronged but don't come up with, or go looking for, reasons to be mad

[@reeceperry8152]

One of the hardest things I’ve had to learn in customer service is that some people just want to be mad at someone.

[@who-why-what]

I could never be in customer service. I like to think I'm generally a nice person like I wouldn't ask for my order to be corrected if it's wrong as long its not seafood I'll eat it and I have 4 other siblings so my patience is quite long but if you get mad at me for nothing to the point of wanting to fight? I would just leave the store completely and take my break early because once that patience is out there is anger

[@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124]

its literally how many people get freebies. they know that if they complain, most places allow customer service to compensate to some degree. at some point you know the company you work for is being suckered, but you say nothing. Well, I am an owner that doesn't put up with it. If you used the product, and there is nothing wrong with it, you cannot have a refund. Its why the girl that make slime with mixins and glitter and shiz no longer does refunds. Its why even walmart has stopped a lot of that and requires id.

[@TheJuExperience]

​​@@who-why-what I thought the same thing, but after working at a gift and delicacy shop (in Germany) as a parttimer while studying for almost a year now, I've realized that it highly depends on what kind of store you work in and thus what kid of people you'll be mostly seeing. I'm really sensitive to other people's emotions so I was kinda scared working there at first, but up to now I've only had like 3 or 4 actual bad encounters with customers. Of course there were some weird people or tight lipped ones, but mostly they were glad to have someone help them with finding a gift and wrap it up nicely or being able to taste some of our stuff before deciding to buy it :D Christmas is of course stressful as heck, but I think that's in every store the case ^^

[@Deus_ex_lucifina]

I work at a wealth management firm and I am SO glad I am just the marketing person and not an advisor. Imagine selling a service working with people’s money.

[@gavine2363]

@@who-why-what 🤣and then there was anger

[@emilygordbort7300]

Manager: "Tell me what will make you happy and I'll do it" Customer: "UNACCEPTABLE!"

[@mmplusz]

lemmongab

[@OriginalCreatorSama]

Nah, dude wanted a reason to throw a tantrum to get booted out of a place and justify his anger about the menu as "that place is full of mean people who refuse to help me" "tell me what will make you happy and i'll do it" was not even on his list of possibilities for the day. Why do old people work so hard at being angry??? They'd be so much happier if they took a deep breath and ACCEPTED THE HELP THEY KEEP ASKING FOR. 🤷‍♂

[@goblinwithaproblem]

@@OriginalCreatorSama "Why do old people work so hard at being angry??? They'd be so much happier if they took a deep breath and ACCEPTED THE HELP THEY KEEP ASKING FOR." Actually I might be able to help answer that; I'm a nursing assistant whose job extensively involves helping elderly individuals. TL;DR: old people are in a constant state of change due to the aging process and that can be scary; when humans are put into states of fear, they can act unpredictably/illogically. Consider this: you've lived your whole life doing whatever it is you liked doing. Maybe you used to be an extremely skilled woodworker, maybe you enjoyed going on hikes every other day on various trails, or perhaps you were an extensive writer/reader who enjoys books. And now, as the years have now caught up to you, you start to feel, actually feel, yourself changing. Your reflexes have slowed, your joints have begun to stiffen, even your mind has begun to slow and maybe become addled. This WILL be terrifying to the unprepared. And, unfortunately, many people go their whole lives without preparation. Their peers are, for the most part, the same age as them, so their concept of dying from age doesn't impact them until, lo and behold, they are now 65 and at least a third of their friends are gone from not even age, but from other health-related complications. Those that do make it, it just becomes a countdown for when whoever body's fails. It might be you who's next, it might be your friends; all the while you can feel yourself losing more and more of your faculties, bit by bit. Which brings us back to this particular individual that @IceCreamSandwich . I'd first like to mention, I don't at all feel like the customer was justified, they were a right ol' asshat that was making their problems the problems of others. HOWEVER - we must consider the POV of this individual. Again they're losing the bits and pieces of themselves they once were, and are still coming to terms with their new condition, maybe aren't even ready for it. All the while they're still pushing themselves to be like their old selves, even as their brains aren't fully there. So, whereas we see a grouchy old man being quite unfairly an asshat to an undeserving employee and business owner, in his position he's doing his best to remain independent, to remain "himself". The concept of self is very precious to us, and when we start losing that we are put into a world of fear and darkness that would make even the most stoic crumple. The store owner did the right thing by simply asking "what is it that would make you happy?". He's being direct with the individual, recognizing there's a communication issue, and is trying to bring an understanding between the two; even though the customer, at this point, was in too heightened of an emotional state to properly process things, the store owner at least was trying to connect with a potentially lonely, frightened man who is simply trying to maintain his grasp on the world around him as he once knew, rather than trying to come to terms with his existence as it is now. Again, the customer is not at all excused for his actions. But hopefully my explanation shed some light on WHY he acted like this.

[@MustraOrdo]

@@OriginalCreatorSama Me thinks these people don't get much attention at home or during their life hence they make it their goal to seek out such needs for attention in anyway they deemed worthy of getting away with. The old man in this parable was less out to get Ice Cream and more out to give Sandwich a piece of his mind.

[@gaiathemuse]

​@OriginalCreatorSama It can't be good for their blood pressure.

[@nat-39hm]

Legend says that the employees are still patting Tony to this day

[@thelarryman482]

think thought it was donny LMAOOOO 💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@kendrarathbone5389]

I just imagine standing at the edge of a canyon at night listening to the soft whispers of "hey Tony" on the wind

[@Malhaloc]

Patting who, now? Oh, hey, is that Tony?

[@sydneybeu9741]

AY TONY'S HERE! AY TONY, HOW'S IT GOIN' TONY

[@choian9953]

ok

[@diggoran]

The old dude didn't fail twice. He met his goal of causing a scene, and didn't have to pay a cent for it. Complete success.

[@user-ky8du8lk7l]

Yep. That guy didn't want single scoop of icecream when he walked in.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@Mattriix]

He didn't pay a cent because he didn't get anything, he caused a scene but embarrassed himself in front of others when someone reasonable made it impossible for them to continue their rant and therefore no more attention for the lonely old man

[@diggoran]

@@Mattriix he’s probably so self assured that he wasn’t embarrassed, he just fully played his hand and then went to go find a new thing to cause a scene over

[@minsugagenius7]

Ye and embarrassment

[@connorj6662]

In ironic fashion, the "child size" ice cream was perfect for that big baby of a customer.

[@olegkamen7516]

OMG DO FRESKIB TRRUUUUE

[@Classic_Flavor]

That’s not irony that’s poetic justice.

[@Barghaest]

I would have escalated the situation when he asked if he looked like a child by saying “You’re acting like one…”

[@WubuForjis]

I know right, if I were Ice Cream Sandwich I would have snapped back at the old man after when Ice Cream Sandwich said he could charge him for a "small sized cone" instead of a "child sized cone" and he threw a tantrum like a toddler, saying that he has a son and 3 grandkids. I would have said well if you want don't want a "small sized cone" instead of the "child sized cone" you can order the "wawa baby sized cone" (just the child sized cone with spit in it) since you're acting like one, and by how "old" you look it seems like you need a diaper so it's VERY fitting.

[@Noibat-clan]

@@WubuForjisice cream sandwich isn’t the one in this story, he is reading a story from one of his followers

[@WrecklessFantasist]

“Please stop saying you’re being disrespected because you’re the only one being disrespectful” goes hard

[@8bitshadow-gt8xb]

Disrespected*

[@WrecklessFantasist]

@@8bitshadow-gt8xb oh whoops lol, thanks for pointing out

[@CrystalThePlayer4U]

ima use that saying from now on...

[@TimeBucks]

You can really see all the love and work that goes into the lil silly faces

[@A_kid_forever]

Hiiiiii

[@neelamopm]

NICE VIDEO

[@MuhammadRiaz-ys3pd]

Hi

[@Mahfujigl1209]

nice

[@Mahfujigl1209]

nice

[@bluemoon_artist7532]

The fact that Andy put a giant glass cup over the viewer is comedy gold 😂👌

[@jonny45k44]

You just gotta respect the game at that point

[@bluemoon_artist7532]

@@jonny45k44 Definitely

[@davidashmore6049]

I read this right as it played for me

[@alicewhite_1818]

Greatest transition for an ad of all time

[@IzLidk]

It's actually what made me stay through the sponsor instead of skipping it lol

[@lukebonser4899]

A good way to deal with customers like this that rant at you while refusing help is to just ask them directly what they want you to do, like what the owner of the ice cream shop did. It made the old guy realise that he was getting nowhere because even he didn't know what he wanted from them at that stage, so the only thing to do was to just leave awkwardly.

[@Chococat6649]

I’ve had to do this several times; a customer is complaining to me about something, so as soon as I can get a word in, I immediately tell them their options and apologize for whatever upset them. Several times I’ve gotten the “oh, I don’t want you to do anything about it. I just wanted to tell you something was wrong.” *Huh?!*

[@cheesypies]

Why are people like this i can never understand

[@fanime1]

I did this and got fired anyway. Just a warning that it might offend the Karen even more to do this. However, if you have a good manager, which I didn't at the time, I'm sure they'll take your side.

[@gingermedman8509]

Similarly, is baffles me how often people are dumbfounded when you simply ask them "why?". Like they never even try to think about justifying their actions or beliefs, just letting raw emotions rule them, and when you expose that they immediately feel stupid.

[@SakuraMoonflower]

In my experience, people like this just want to vent and be mad and they don't want to be helped as they're only interested in sh***ing all over the customer service rep they're actively abusing.

[@aidenjones4086]

I love how it cuts off as "repeat after me violence"

[@Hellysal]

I laughed hard when this happened 😂

[@eleSDSU]

Wow, you must be an awful person. Never kick down, always punch up.

[@CookieJarOfficial]

this is the only guy that can keep my attention through a sponsored segment

[@AK_Productions500]

Th2 vid was uploaded 1 minute ago?

[@CookieJarOfficial]

@@AK_Productions500 i watched his other ones and the sponsored segments are absolute fire

[@serial.designation.V.X3]

real

[@Gaminating]

NakeyJakey has great ones too. Love the recurring attorneys at law bits.

[@SpaseAxolotl]

Yeah relatible

[@AhmedHussain-ju6xd]

Its honestly amazing that your managerr actually stood up for you like kudos to that guy

[@Bestseabass]

I know right. So many people would have gotten fired lol

[@brendanrudell9559]

Honestly I think it’s kind of the bare minimum if the customer is being unreasonable.

[@jonathanolsgaard5697]

yes, wonderful managerr

[@the_jingo]

Owner not manager they’re vastly different

[@chocolatemilkman680]

it says a lot about this society where doing the bare minimum of human etiquette is considered really nice

[@olivevista5086]

i love the good customers, they’re such a relief from the bad ones

[@FrostTurnip]

I swear the bad customers never showed anyone respect when young but demand respect now.

[@strikedoom8951]

Too bad they all get purged by old men who are insulted they have to order kids size when they want a kids size

[@etirobi8845]

We do love the Tony's of this world

[@Verchiel_]

I know this is a stretch but While i've not had any actual social service worker experience, i have done a looooot of tech support for people trying to mod a game. And my god, meeting people who read the stuff you tell them to, and actually put in the effort to learn. It's such a breath of fresh air.

[@DragonNexus]

The relief upon sering a nice customer is palpable. Like "Oh thank God you're here"

[@VanguardJester]

"People got way too used to saying whatever they want without getting punched in the face." -mike tyson

[@deadeyecf5315]

I’ve worked in retail for 5 years now and if there is one thing I’ve learned it’s that if you want good service be friendly and respectful to the employees. I myself and most of the people I work with currently will do anything we can to help you if you are polite. You start giving us a hard time and forget it.

[@ya64]

I think everybody should have the experience of working in some customer-facing job just to better understand that sometimes, things just don't go well and you need to be patient and understanding with the people that are providing a service to you. It would make for a happier world.

[@DragonNexus]

All depends on the management. I've had times when I've given the rude customer what they want because, despite upholding policy, I know if a manager comes down they'll overwrite me and tell me off for wasting their time when I could have handled it myself. Might as well save time and a tongue lashing at that point

[@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124]

That is what I tell my customer service. I tell them that they do not have to put up with a single bs thing out of a single customer. They can hang up, walk away, refuse to answer, block them from the page, etc. Given the choice, they often just deal with the person the way that person needs to be dealt with. They are in that unique situation and have common sense and know what needs to be said and done. My customers allow me to continue to do business, but I am responsible for the experience my employees have. I cannot let people just abuse them.

[@lilacpenguin5329]

I'm curious to know how to make things better :/ I was waiting in line and there was a mother ahead of me. I had like, 10 things in my cart. The mother ahead of me had her whole entire cart full of lots of stuff, but the cashier was almost done. He stalled and stalled for at least 10 minutes, wasting the mother's time until another cashier took over. (She blasted through all of the mother's stuff and then my stuff and I was out in under 2 minutes i swear lmao she was a champ.) By this time, three other people were waiting behind me. I had him before a few months prior. Like I normally do, I said nothing while I put my stuff on the conveyor belt, hurried through the checkout process and hoped I wasn't bothering anyone. The cashier trash talked the magazine I bought. It was really obvious he didn't want to deal with me in both instances. I 100% get that a cashier's job is HORRIBLE and EXHAUSTING. One time this other cashier accidentally dropped something while he was rushing through my stuff and he asked if I wanted to replace it but I said "no that's okay, that's fine." I literally don't do or say anything and I don't really care the state of my items, just as long as I get out of checkout alive with all my stuff because checkout causes me anxiety. Juggle my items for all I care and kick-box me out of the line, I just want it done and over with and I want to get out of the way as soon as I can, just like the cashier does. What did I do that was so offensive and wrong to this man? What do I need to do to make sure I don't piss off another cashier where they hold up a line by stalling? Sometimes I wish I could say sorry to this man that I exist and that I'm sorry that I have to eat. We're all struggling to get through life and If I didn't have to, I would never go to the store or bother cashiers ever again.

[@Altsncro]

Honestly, would love if Andy just did these. Animating crazy reddit stories, not barging into a icecream store as a oldman and make a tantrum.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@girl1213]

@@p-__ Nice bot message

[@goose93]

​@@p-__ what are these bot messages now?

[@rickaaayyyhoffman4893]

Pretty much my favorite thing about being a manager is being able to just end these kind of interactions. I feel so great just telling someone that they can just leave, or that they don't have to come back again.

[@dancurtis3929]

I am not a manager and I do this anyways.

[@Silneth]

Good on you, years ago I worked in service industries for a couple different managers who were the opposite; they'd completely invalidate the suffering I'd had to deal with and totally kiss the idiot's ass. Nice job sticking up for your employees 👍

[@sleepysartorialist]

@@dancurtis3929 lol same

[@dergrat]

"Can I speak to your manager?" "I am the manager."

[@XCHDragox115]

The world need more managers like you. Some customers can be scary as hell and you’re there to protect us! Thank you!

[@Spextrum1]

i like how icecreamsandwitch either kills the viewer or gives them a blanket and snack

[@RyderMK]

0:04 If a customer would groove like that, then I’d ask them to be my friend

[@CardiganGirl.]

underrated comment

[@therealtoast.1]

@@CardiganGirl. overrated

[@SnomGxd]

@@CardiganGirl. IT. HAS. BEEN. 15 MINUTES. THEY HAVE 185 LIKES NOW, LIKE WAIT 6 MINUTES

[@IdentifiantE.S]

Goat 👑

[@MangoMagica]

Me too

[@statesofgracie]

man Tony is the best. last time he stopped in I asked him how he was doing and he pushed me to the ground, kicked me in the liver, spat in my face and said “don’t ever soil the air with your words again you worthless excuse for a life form”. what a jokester! made my day

[@azuroslazuli6948]

…Who hurt you???

[@joel-uw2lg]

​@@azuroslazuli6948 its pretty clear its Tony Let's beat him up evil Tony we can't let him ruin the name of good tony

[@eishitbalyan1904]

When did I do that?

[@joel-uw2lg]

@@eishitbalyan1904 nah it was your evil clone

[@arrrnora]

Masochism.

[@CarrieTooTired]

Whatever Tony's doing as a customer... we need more of that in this world 🥺

[@georgeh5075]

I think Tony might be running a protection racket

[@DukeApples]

Have a guy once a year walk into our store and just tip the entire staff 500$ (to be split)

[@TheEepyMagi]

Sometimes all it takes is a customer to smile and say "you have a nice day, got it?" Or something along those lines to make work better. Thanks tony :]

[@TonY_-.]

Appreciate it

[@LunarTFM]

@@TheEepyMagican confirm, once I told a worker at Chili’s “you can do it, I believe in you” and she told me “thank you, that gave me the strength I needed to finish my shift”

[@Waffles4903]

Tony is a certified legend.

[@Grayson-tk5hn]

TOOONNNNYYYY

[@Eeveni]

I think the weirdest interaction I had working in food service was when I delivered food to an old couples table and when asked if they needed anything else, the woman hissed at me. I think I just stood there for a few seconds, said “have a nice meal” and left. I was so confused about that and still don’t know why she hissed at me.

[@genericname2747]

Be nice to her, she was a cat turned into a human and this was her first time out in public

[@Aurumfae]

Eww 🤢 why hiss?!? She a parseltongue or something…?

[@czpiaor]

I had this happen to me once. Turns out she said thanksssssssss because she had lisp or something.

[@angelamorpheus1904]

She could have had dementia or something. Still, it's very difficult to know how to react in a situation like that. We're used to people being more or less polite, so when they do something really rude or weird, it just makes you feel bad, regardless of their reasons.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@koalafication1018]

I loved the manager in that story. Told the man to respect the workers and then asked him what he would like that would make him happy

[@KaienKuran]

As someone who worked in customer service: some people go into shops/call hotlines *just* to argue. 100% this dude didn't even really want icecream lol

[@dingalingdongly]

Yep 👍. When some people feel lonely or powerless and then try to take their emotions out on anyone they can. Which inevitably makes people want to spend less time with them. It's sad.

[@RadiantSharaShaymin]

Like the prank callers that just about made one of the MODs (Manager on Duty) where I worked loose it, we were super busy and that stupid phone wouldnt stop ringing for probably 2 hours

[@Fathom732]

This ladies and gentlemen, is why society is kind of broken.

[@DragonNexus]

​@dingalingdongly and his legacy when he dies will be to be remembered as the story, miserable old man who wanted everyone's time. This is what he wanted to spend his precious last few months doing.

[@girl1213]

@@RadiantSharaShaymin I've seen businesspeople unplug their phones because of callers like this. It sucks for the actual customers, but the business employees have a right to not be harassed by people who are seeking to make other people's lives miserable just because they think if they do that they'll feel better.

[@MissJasmine305]

that intro to the ad was so funny i actually sat through the whole ad *and* subbed

[@i5usko]

I Love the dead inside and nobody's home look of all his viewers. He really captures the essence of us there.

[@Voltar69]

I read this comment so wrong.

[@heyindiegamer7831]

Totally my one brain cell 24/7

[@AhmedHussain-ju6xd]

As a retail worker, I can confirm its always great to see tony😎❤️

[@TheBrickWhisperer]

Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyy, it's Tony!

[@hmpang4996]

Heeeeey! It's Tony!

[@Shinesprk]

EYYYYYYYYY TONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH

[@Stapybfbfan]

EBHH TONY TO

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@amandaduckett3093]

I worked at a hardware store for a few years and the best part about it was dogs were allowed!!! We had many regulars ranging from perverts to plain old assholes to prostitutes getting snacks and nice old ladies (I live in a rough neighbourhood if you couldn't tell lmao) Everyones fav customer was a guy who came in almost daily and he'd bring his dog with him. Can't remember the dogs name but it looked like a border collie but all white and was the sweetest most well behaved dog I've ever seen. She followed him without a leash and whenever he'd come to checkout he'd tell her to say hi and she'd either stand up at the counter or walk around to our side of the till so we could greet her. The highlight of everyones day!!

[@Lara-vo6rp]

aw ty for sharing that

[@angelamorpheus1904]

They both sound _awesome._ I bet he was really good to her; she sounds like she was a calm, happy dog.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@GardimationsYT]

2:11, The muffled shouts were SO loud and emotional, like: WHAT?! NO, NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

[@birthstone3535]

1:51 I've worked in a doctor's office for quite a while, and yes...people do that. One time we had a guy literally GOING BLIND because he refused to do anything his doctors said. But he would always come back a few months later to complain about his problems.

[@atimelongforgotten5166]

Geez you'd think the fear of going blind would make him comply atleast to some degree,that's not even stubbornness at that point,that's just reckless and dumb

[@birthstone3535]

@@atimelongforgotten5166 It was. He came in complaining about headaches and his vision getting worse. He walked out mumbling about how he didn't trust doctors. When I was taking some photos of his eye I thought I screwed up a few times before realizing that they really were just that bad. It's supposed to look red, green, and veiny. It was just black and white static.

[@jessicasaldana3793]

What in the world 👁👄👁️

[@BiteyMax]

I guess I should comment here... This is my story from Reddit and I can validate all of it. Huge shout out to Ice Cream Sandwich as you made this way more entertaining than I did. I notice a lot of people in the comments giving kudos to the owner/manager. I can vouch, he was a great guy and defended us to the death. After this incident he sat me down and told me "the next time someone complains about how things are done here tell them the owner has an asking price for the store and if you want to pay it, you can make the decisions". The store was sold and he is now retired, but I have a lot of memories from there!

[@nyancat8828]

I guess someone found the asking price affordable xD

[@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour]

Huh, it never occurred to me that these aren't really guys stories.

[@elliswebster7041]

​@@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviourthe description says this is the first time

[@lavaos]

you know its a good day when Tony pulls up

[@SeanathanJohnathan]

that feeling when you get to visibly watch an artist improve their artstyle and watch as they grow as a person

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@32BitJunkie]

This was a different person's story animated by other people. Lol

[@vixen_lovee]

the best feeling

[@bowtiefrenchfry800]

@@buisbo1240why you hating

[@circle4602]

​@Buis Bo I'm only one in 8 billion people so I don't think I'm wasting much

[@schtaiv]

working in a cafe, can attest to tonys awesomeness and spirit-lifting presence

[@CaptainChristmasYT]

honestly sometimes the tony thing feels like an inside joke when your new somewhere, you just accept it and try to get to know them and stuff...

[@venomfan2020]

0:07 Tony's a good person. We all need someone like Tony in our lives.

[@lilacpenguin5329]

someday when we grow up we all hope we become a tony

[@Bingull.Jp.g]

We all need a Tony in our life

[@lasercraft32]

4:03 I didn't clap, but I was thinking "WOOO YEAH THAT'S WHAT YOU GET! THAT'S WHAT YOU GET!" Absolute savage roast right there. Underrated for sure.

[@cloudssoup7024]

The store-wide Tony appreciation is so accurate

[@spirit5923]

We had a guy named Bob who came in to our store. He knew everyone who worked there by name and he was so charismatic that you couldn't not love him. When our store closed down he tried to come in to say goodbye to everyone. Anyone he missed, the message was passed down by the workers. It was truly beautiful

[@thegoldfishinsoup6391]

Today, a customer was yelling at me over the phone. I was only trying to help her. Unfortunately, I was telling her things that she didn't want to hear so she decided to let it out on me. It is good to hear that other people in the world think that there are customers that treat retail workers poorly. Thank you for posting this video today, I needed it.

[@skedizzle]

God, customers are so annoying sometimes. I got one regular that hates me no matter what and actively finds reasons to talk to my manager. Like she got mad that I didn't ask her where she wanted her groceries to go immediately after saying hello to her and taking her money (drive thru grocery pickup). Totally redonk.

[@fuzzyslipers611]

I would’ve said something and then in the middle of my sentence hang up so it sounds like the call drops 💀

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@skedizzle]

@@p-__ hell yeah brother

[@AdventuresAwait123]

Some customers think it's a contact sport, like they literally think it's fun to be a derk.

[@Meep24]

2:35 "This one feels sticky 'egh" Why do I love this sound, it makes me chuckle EVERY SINGLE TIME!

[@pengiunanimatorguy]

icecreamsammish sure is special

[@d-cr00k-b]

You know people like you're voice and humor when they want to watch your sponsor

[@vestduck]

Andy is one of the only people I have seen that can make a sponsor segment fun

[@teamok1025]

That guy in the cup screaming for help

[@베이킹베이컨]

Fr I never skip his ads

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@pigeon1017]

@@베이킹베이컨 SAME

[@RikerWatts]

You'll love FlashGitz then.

[@garandalf7732]

There was a really tall black guy who was a regular at the store I used to work at, I can't remember his name, so let's go with Smith. Really nice guy, he always has a smile on his face and was just high on life. Every time he walked into the door he instantly made everyone's day better. I saw him in Kroger one time and had a similar but less professional interaction. I miss that guy

[@idontneedaname318]

Wholesome story thanks for sharing

[@Lara-vo6rp]

aw ty for sharing that with us made me even happy aw

[@goudafemale3620]

This is the only guy that can possibly make every sponsor possible enjoyable.

[@reddytoplay9188]

I recommend Internet Historian cause he also makes great sponsor segments.

[@tyne_9]

@@reddytoplay9188 i reccomend LazyPurple he also does nice sponsor segments

[@קעז-מענטש]

The snail has my kids at gun point

[@BobRossCat]

Him and Gingerpale are the best at it

[@Hulk_Lover]

"Tell me what will make you happy, and we'll do that" "No, I just wanna be mad😡😡😡"

[@ManyArmedMooseDei]

In Australia, there’s a strict policy of respecting employees. You can’t talk sh*t to hardworking customer service employees. And that’s how it should be. We respect you, you respect us. Also, tipping good service generously is always a good idea.

[@Ectofish]

We need rules like that over here in America; but until then we're stuck kissing customers asses with our bot ass bosses

[@thedudeabides3138]

"I'm Australia"....this made me piss myself laughing, and not in a "you're an idiot because you didn't put an n at the end of Australia" way, it's just the concept of a continent posting on a YT thread and being very proud of it! Good on ye Champ, you're a fhaaakin' Legend!

[@Philosjutsu]

In many places that I worked, if someone is being disrespectful you can refuse their service and if they refuse to leave just call the police because they're probably on private property. If you're not a manager at all, then get a manager. You should have some extra patience while you're at work, but there is no reason to deal with someone as unruly as the old man in the video.

[@ManyArmedMooseDei]

@@thedudeabides3138 me bloody autocorrect got Agro and changed “in” to “I’m” for some reason. Didn’t realize until recently because me brain autocorrected it as “in”. Also, Australia has a KZbin account, so that’s cool.

[@ThatSkykidJuno]

jeez @@thedudeabides3138

[@AutisticIndividuaI]

>This is Tony >Tony is very chill >Tony doesn't argue about stupid things >Tony cares about everyone who is nice to him >Be like Tony

[@peep8955]

Tony!

[@theCantinafan]

Hey TONY'S HERE!

[@averagespanishuser9529]

whats going on over her- YO IS THAT TONY?!

[@Wyi-the-rogue]

Ye tony

[@theCantinafan]

Give it up to T O N Y! 👏

[@jackalplays2745]

The way that both the employee and the owner managed the situation was amazing, and your animation is always super entertaining and fun, Icecream!

[@MidnightFox0139]

This guy has to be the only person that can make sponsors interesting, like other animators

[@gabrielresound]

I love how the appearance of Tony turns everybody into a member of the mafia.

[@arrrnora]

How can you resist those lushes sunglasses, just makes me wanna call an uzi a big fella.

[@belowfactual]

I love how Andy’s character lost his hoodie and became shorter and wider and his videos are so good I watch the sponsor ship

[@daltondenton47]

He is the only KZbinr I don't skip the sponsor message. He makes them fun.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@peytonburnsed2196]

@@p-__ prove it

[@sonicpoweryay]

@@p-__ very cool but who asked?

[@starcraftgem]

His arms tho

[@anjelloproductions]

Ice Cream: “If you want to stand up for an employee… repeat after me!” Ice Cream: *VIOLENCE-* That cutoff was INSANE💀

[@MadiganinPeach]

Was it a cut off tho 👀👀👀

[@anjelloproductions]

@@MadiganinPeach you right. He said what he said😂

[@acreator4268]

..so I should yell at the workers at the next ice cream store I stop by?

[@oddyoddster]

2:05 … I saw a spider run around me on the floor to this sound… the spider is still here, I have not moved since then, help me

[@nerdoftheatre]

4:34 That's how my boss is. We've had a few bad customers now and again, but luckily we don't get that many of them. He usually will say, "Well what can I do to remedy the situation?" Sometimes it's a refund, othertimes it's just redirection. It's worked in most situations I've seen. One time we had a customer that was wanting to buy something from us (they were a first-time customer). She yelled at ME because I asked her for the recipient's phone number, but she thought I was asking for the address again. I wasn't. Let her tire herself out and then asked for the phone number. Eventually we got to the item she wanted delivered.... She was so condescending the entire time. (But apparently being condescending was ok because she had owned a shop like ours before. Whatever.) My boss just told her that it's clear that things aren't going to work and gave the phone number to the other shop on town. Customer started backpedaling and my boss was like, "No, you insulted my employee and disrespected me. Have a good day." And hung up.

[@AdventuresAwait123]

Lady: Being condescending isn't wrong, it's just what you do. Future: you are doomed.

[@SOMETHING12680]

"Stop using the word *disrespective* when you're the only one being disrespectful." 👏🏾👏🏾

[@gracefrederick6633]

*disrespected, but close

[@SOMETHING12680]

@@gracefrederick6633 k?

[@nyancat8828]

@@gracefrederick6633 dude even edited it yet didn't fix it lol

[@SOMETHING12680]

@@nyancat8828 I edited way before they ever commented..

[@Jake-gs6yl]

​@@SOMETHING12680don't worry, no one really cares about how you wrote something since they still understood. Nice comment btw

[@gigilove15]

I have a customer service story that still makes me laugh till this day: I used to work at a chicken place in my city. It was very popular and is always busy later in the evenings. It was Sunday, early evening, before dinner rush and a family came in with their two screaming children. At this point I went to lunch before dinner rush so my coworkers had to deal with them. When I came back I had no clue what was going on but these two little kids were coming up to the counter bawking at us like chickens. My coworkers and I ignored it, previously I guess, the children tried to get some stickers that the restaurant gives out to little kids. But the husband said that his children weren't allowed to have them. The children have been running around, screaming, crying, bawking, and throwing our straws on the ground because they weren't allowed to have the stickers. Eventually the husband gave in and tried to give them the stickers. My boss was already annoyed at the children so he told me not to give it to them. I tell the customer, " I am sorry, but I am not allowed to give you the stickers". The husband gets annoyed at me and tries to bribe me $20 to give him the stickers. I tell him he will have to speak to my manager. My manager comes out and tells him "he is not allowed to have the stickers." The wife has come up at this point and the husband starts raising his voice. My manager then says, "That he is sorry that he can't parent his children and that he is not going to award them for this type of behavior." In shock I hand them their food and they walk back to their table. We giggle and say "Nice job" to the manager. Then the husband comes back with the food 5 minutes later and shoves it over the counter and spilling it everywhere. The husband then says that he wants to speak to the manager and wants his name & owners number. My manager comes out and says yeah I'll go get it. He pivots in a circle and says "Hi I am the regional manager of this store and the owner what can I do for you?" The husband freaks out and complains about how disrespectful he is and how he will never come back there again. My manager says then ends it with "Okay have a nice day and don't come back". The family then dragged their screaming children out the door and I never saw them after that. Just to give context, my manager was one of the nicest people I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. He is so funny, kind, and overall a good guy. So when he did this and talked this way, my jaw dropped. After this incident, my boss door dashed us Starbucks just because of the sass we witnessed that day. This is definitely a core memory for me.

[@jenniferpearce1052]

Manager was parenting the dad the way the dad needed to parent his kids!

[@jonathanv4275]

W boss

[@HickoryDickory86]

If we had societal standards for how children should behave in public (like we used to), and reinforced them where appropriate (like we used to), our society at large probably wouldn't be the steaming pile of $#!+ it is now. Kudos to your manager! Wish more would do this and not accept that kind of behavior in their establishments. Servers do reserve the right to refuse service.

[@arvayahrozier4402]

This is exactly the right way to deal with this. Do not give in to unreasonable demands and do not reward people (especially children) for misbehaving. Your manager is a lot better than me, by the way, I would have ordered them to leave the moment they came in with screaming kids. I am not going to allow your crotch goblins to cause a disturbance in my restaurant just becuse you can't parent them.

[@fanime1]

​@@HickoryDickory86 like we used to? Lol. Bad parents always existed. I remember being a kid in the '90s and still seeing parents letting their kids run around. And instead of the parents seeing anything wrong with their parenting, they blamed TV and video games. Before then, it was common for rich people to not even spend time with their kids and just hire nannies to raise them for them. Unless you're implying we should go back to beating children, to which I say, that says a lot more about you than it does about society. There are numerous psychological studies that show the negative effects of beating children. We've moved on from that and made it illegal for a reason.

[@chmod1777]

Your sense of timing in your storytelling is so damn great; I'd be a fan just based on the audio alone.

[@sS0O0L]

I love how everytime Andy animate a character representing *us* (his subscribers) he makes an emotionless empty-minded walking boi, which is only there to probably suffer from Andy's stick hands and then receive a comfy hug, followed by a punch in the face. Which is quite accurate, tbh

[@Just_a_commenter]

Be the customer you'd like to serve at a job. Simple as that. Also, headbutting a subscribe button is good. Gonna headbutt it twice because I'm already subbed.

[@RadiantSharaShaymin]

You've given words to that which I strive to spread across the land, I will quote this for the rest of my life

[@Midnyte_Star]

Wise words

[@coolbunny]

Basically the golden rule. Sad that a lot of people can easily throw it into the trash, especially in a service situation.

[@AliasEliahus]

i love how in these videos his audience is always in distress when the sponsor comes up but if you look at the play bar almost nobody even THINKS about skipping those segments

[@junova7503]

He does a great job of injecting his humor into the otherwise bland ad. ZeFrank and a few others pull it off too and they're really a treasure.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@strain42]

I had something similar happen at Lowes. Lowes gave this guy a delivery estimate. His item had not arrived by the delivery estimate, so he came in to complain and demand his item (maybe he thought we just magically had this item we don't carry in the store in the back somewhere) His item was being shipped via FedEx. I pulled up his order, gave him his tracking number, showed him the website where it said where exactly his order was and why it wasn't here yet. I had done every possible thing I could have done for the guy, but he yelled at me for like 5 minutes until yeah, eventually a manager had to give the "What do you want us to do and we'll do it." speech. The absolute worst thing about customers like that is he ended up getting like...25% of his order refunded. It was on a store gift card, but still. He basically got rewarded for screaming at me. And that's a huge part of the problem with modern retail culture.

[@Ichigonomu]

I love this video style so much! Not "wasting" time on fancy backgrounds and shadings and stuff, but rather putting all effort into the charming details in the expressions and animations! ✨ You can really see all the love and work that goes into the lil silly faces 💕

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@christopherbergman7043]

@@p-__ I'll have you know you're wrong

[@TheLuckyJay]

At my old job I worked at what was essentially dog daycare, and the amount of entitled people who would get SO upset when their unsocialized dog doesn't wanna play or do anything was ridiculous. I honestly felt so bad for a lot of the dogs there because it was always loud and unfamiliar to them. We even sadly had 2 cases where someone would drop off their dog and then just leave and never come back for them (they both were adopted by others who worked there thankfully)

[@angelamorpheus1904]

I can't imagine how someone can just abandon a dog. I recently lost both of mine to old age-related illnesses and it breaks my heart to think of how they would have felt if I never came back for them at the pet salon or the vet. No other animal has the capacity for cruelty and selfishness that a human does.

[@thatoneguywho7834]

​​@@angelamorpheus1904 If you genuinely believe humans are the only animal capable of cruelty than my brother in Christ you need to watch a few nature documentaries. Nature as whole is a horrific place. Beautiful but horrific. Also sorry about your dog I know how much that sucks.

[@themudkipninja5772]

Damn I’ve gotta try that “what would make you happy” line more often. As a retail worker I genuinely don’t understand customer complaints sometimes.

[@joeypoltergeist1147]

Same. Recently had a customer walk by me (I work in a grocery store stocking shelves) and decided to complain to me about there being too many ketchup options when she just wanted regular ketchup. I just awkwardly smiled and pretended to agree with her as I showed her where the ketchup she wanted was so she would hurry up and leave me alone.

[@LM-gm9yo]

I also work at an ice cream parlour and there's a reallllllly old couple that are regulars and they're always so darling with me! I've been working there for 3 years now and every summer they come back a few times to enjoy some ice cream. Every time they come in for the first time of the summer I'm always delighted that they survived the winter :)

[@williamthompson4761]

That took a dark turn...

[@LM-gm9yo]

@@williamthompson4761 Even darker turn: last summer the store closed down so I haven't seen them since :( I hope they're doing ok 😭😅

[@bethn2836]

I've been dealing with a customer JUST like this old man all week! He keeps whining and complaining about his problems, but refuses to accept any of the completely reasonable solutions I offer him... Spoiler! It's my five year old son. So I guess the old man DID need the child size, because that's how he was acting.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@chocolateaddictedartist5924]

@@p-__ Interesting conclusion to make. Also what makes a fart "better"?

[@strawberrysplitz1566]

I dunno. Smell? Length? Sound?

[@cl2256]

That’s so funny

[@simplicitylost]

4:45 Plot twist: He actually _didn’t_ want ice cream!! 🤯 He just enjoys going into random establishments and berating employees about infantile nonsense.

[@kristianjensen5877]

This probably isn't uncommon. Some people just wanna' complain because taking a crap on someone else makes them feel better.

[@buggoooooooooooooooooooooooooo]

@@kristianjensen5877 WHY IS THIS SO TRUE

[@vincenttrigg4521]

I LOVE that you said "infantile" because of the dude constantly being like "do I look like a child to you?" XD

[@CherryAnime203]

Imagine how much of a better place the world would be if those people don’t exist.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Ice Cream Sandwich’s farts.

[@Enderist]

it really is true that a single person can make your day better. i work as a hostess (my first job ever) and it was really busy last memorial day. i was running back and forth, putting names on the waitlist, calling names from the waitlist, running cards. i hadn’t been trained for busy days, so i was stressing out. this one woman comes up to pay for her table and she looks me in the eyes and asks how’s my day been. i robotically said it was good, and then she said something along the lines of: ‘you’re doing good. i hope your day gets better’ it really made me tear up and it sticks with me whenever a costumer is kind.

[@Dumthefunni]

The ending got me. I sat there for like 10 seconds waiting for him to say something else lol

[@thekingwhostitches]

Me too. I even went back to check.

[@clarkjensen6883]

Poor guy was either very grumpy, or possibly suffering from an age-related mental disease. It's not uncommon that nice Grandpa who loves ice cream turns into yells-at-everyone (but still goes to the ice cream shop) old man once dementia sets in. :( Props to the employee and owner for doing their best to help the poor guy.

[@PizzaHutCEO]

This dude was also likely alive before the civil rights movement, so it’s hard to say

[@Aurumfae]

I mean yeah that’s sad. But if your brain is too mush to be outside, your grandchildren need to put you on a leash or keep you at home or SOMETHING. No more outside unless he’s accompanied with someone… Cause old people like that suck. Idc what’s wrong with them.

[@genericname2747]

@@Aurumfae Would you believe me if I told you that this is something that medical professionals actually agree with? Because there are entire sections of nursing homes dedicated to keeping their clients with dementia (or other things that mess up your brain) inside and away from others.

[@cractor6307]

@@Aurumfae literally a mental degeneration problem? What's your excuse to be such a prick?

[@derflerp538]

Yeah, honestly it's not fair to them or anyone who has to deal with them. Sometimes people just plain need help, and that's okay. The problem arises when they're too prideful and too afraid to accept that help.

[@Breadcrab027]

This art style never gets old, it's so good!

[@MoonlitFantasies]

“Repeat after me: Violence-“ (cuts off) 😂

[@HeisenbergFam]

You know Ice is talented when he can make you watch sponsored part of the video

[@majesticmundanity]

what do you mean? he did that by putting a cup over us so we couldn’t skip

[@derpyderp8559]

When I worked as a waitress, I always had at least one regular come in during my shift. They were always so nice, and would regularly give me the biggest tips. One of them was an older lady. She came in one day with her friends and they all sat down. I got so excited to see her that I dashed out of the kitchen and bolted to her table. She got the biggest smile when she saw me and it was so sweet. I had my hair down that day (it’s almost always up) and one of her friends commented “wow you really look a lot like her granddaughter!” I was surprised. I mean how do you react to that. I just smiled and said “thank you!” Then the regular got the biggest smile as she realized her friend was right. “You do look a lot like her! Here I’ll show you a photo!” I kid you not, she pulled out a flip phone that was about to fall off its hinges. I stood there taking their orders and getting stuff for them as the lady searched frantically for a photo. I heard her go “OH!! I GOT IT!” And I rushed out. She showed me and OH MY GOSH HER GRANDDAUGHTER LOOKED EXACTLY LIKE ME I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO EXPLAIN THIS. SHE HAD THE SAME RED HAIR, SAME FRECKLES, SAME COMPLEXION. IT WAS CRAZY. I was so shocked I didn’t say anything and just stared at the photo. Then she started talking to me about her granddaughter and how proud of her she was and I just cleaned tables while I listened. It was delightful. I wish more people existed like her. She is a delight.

[@OfficiallySnek]

Violence is the answer, as Ice Cream Sandwich showed us here 0:41

[@sbastion8446]

0:25 That last "DAAEEUGH" got me everytime I watch this video

[@TheLilymationzYt]

Fr lol

[@heartlesszombie5472]

I used to work at the testing center for my college. We had one student as a regular, clearly just starting out. Poor guy was a nervous wreck and had chronically bad luck, but he was always super kind and understanding. He was apologizing to me for causing problems all the time and i basically told him that it was my job to help and he made my shift better whenever he came in. Still remember the smile that put on his face.

[@shoolima7131]

I can definetely say that there are the customers that genuinely make my day better

[@hedgethewedge]

Every time Ice Cream Sandwich posts a new video, a collective "yay" is heard throughout the world.

[@Vex_YTh]

This is the ONLY channel that will get me to watch the adds

[@clementine7750]

As someone who spent a year working at an ice cream shop, I've had SO MANY experiences just like this, its unbelievable. Full grown adults throwing temper tantrums over ice cream. The difference was that this ice cream place was a total mess, and we had no managers and our boss was NEVER THERE. Ended up getting injured due to poor working conditions, and then the place closed for renovation and never reopened.

[@Sebbiiboi]

4:24 me when I learned to whistle

[@ultradude25yt]

0:14 >7 year old me at the family function

[@h3lixfire832]

2 weeks in to my first job, the bathroom had acrylic paint squirted all over the walls, ceiling, and floor. It looked like an abstract art exhibit, and while we could repaint the wall and ceiling, the floor is still stained to this day.

[@IForgotTbh]

I would legitimately watch a compilation of Andy’s ad segways and ads. They are so entertaining

[@gabrythegabber]

2:10 we had the same reaction

[@aleshasingleton2061]

As someone who works at the hospital. the amount of people who come in asking for help and o be treated, but then refuse all medical care is astounding.

[@CadeMahler]

it’s not that astounding tbh

[@sand_14]

imagine the old man was just gaslighting everyone at the parlor and didnt actually want ice cream but just wanted to waste peoples time for no reason

[@elenatruj]

More please, i work in hospitality and deal with crazy stuff like this all the time. I would like to see more of your stories bc it makes me happy and feel like im not the crazy one in these situations.

[@AdventuresAwait123]

You are the sane one, pretty sure. Customer gaslighting accounts for 80% of customer interaction time. It's a fact.

[@lachocolatchaud]

this channel is just so beautifully chaotic i love it so much

[@ThEpicFoxtrot]

I have to admit that I needed to watch the joke about the camouflage at 2:50 twice to understand it... the second time I laughed a lot

[@ckinggaming5bucketmadness766]

Took me til your comment

[@IwantSUSHI3]

Please never stop making videos. You're the only creator that makes me laugh every time.

[@diegosantiago7038]

You find some friends, and you make a lot of enemies in customer service.

[@joshuasmith-8152]

But Tony’s here